Through Synthetic Processes Biochemist Sees Life by Century's End
Williamstown reports on Dr. Isaac Azimov a Boston University biochemist and science fiction writer born in Russia in 1900 who predicts life may be created synthetically by 2004 while warning nuclear warfare threats. He cites DNA discoveries from 1944 and notes advances in proteins nucleic acids and genetic code toward future breakthroughs.
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St. Michael's Playhouse to Stage Six Summer Shows
St. Michael's Playhouse announces a six play season starting June 30 to benefit De Goes briand Hospital Aid. The Krasna comedy Who Was That Lady I Saw You With leads June 30 to July 6, with The Tenth Man July 9 13 and more through August 10. The resident company, on a overseas tour, returns for 13th season under Donald Rathgeb.
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Olney
Diocesan Schools Plan New Testing
The Diocese of Burlington will administer a new testing program in all grade and high schools the week of September 23 using the Science Research Associates tests. The program includes ACT PMA and ITED tests for various grade levels to measure reading, language arts, arithmetic, problem solving, and overall academic development.
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Winery owner Will Widmer crafts grape juice and wine jellies
Naples New York veteran winery operator Will Widmer focused on grape juice and wine jellies during Prohibition. His devotion to the chemistry and quality of the product overwhelmed his business advisors, who finally pulled him away when the Volstead Act was repealed.
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Miss Connie Lewis Joins Green Key at Green Mountain College
Miss Connie M. Lewis of Bennington has been named to Green Key for 1963 64 at Green Mountain College. The senior counselors program selects members for scholarship citizenship leadership and duties such as guiding freshmen during Orientation Week serving as campus hosts and counselors. Miss Lewis pursues liberal arts studies.
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Connie M. Lewis
Marcel J. Lewis
Pageant Street
Bennington
Green Key
Green Mountain College
Francis Bozen
Miss Lewis
Green Mountain
Eighth Graders Explore Revolutionary Forts on Lake George
Bennington High School eighth graders and teachers visited Fort William Henry Fort Ticonderoga and Crown Point on a chartered trip. The 87 students toured forts museums and grounds to enrich U S history studies with hands on learning. The trip was organized by history teacher George Sleeman with student committee members William Dupree Ann Eddington Susan White and Nicholas Santo.
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Lake George
N.Y
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Crown Point
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William Dupree
Ann
Sperry and Hutchinson Win Permanent Injunction Over Stamp Trade
New York State Supreme Court grants Sperry and Hutchinson a permanent injunction against The National Stamp Bank of Utica Theodore Berkeley The court rejects Berkeley's claim that customers retain title to S H Green Stamps after possession and bars trafficking for a fee The ruling cites the official stamp collector's book defining customer rights as redemption only.
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National Stamp Bank
Utica
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Berkeley
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E. Howard Ringross
Middlebury Professor Publishes History Shaping Book
Middlebury College associate history professor Dr Pardon E Tillinghast has published a paperback book Approaches to History linking philosophers to the past from 1100 B C to A D 1823 Introductory passages precede readings from Greek historians St Augustine Bodin Vico Herder and Hegel The author is cited as a leading figure in philosophy of history and has served at Middlebury since 1947 He later taught in London England as a Fulbright and planned further study in England with his family.
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England
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Cusa
Ellen Chafee
Cambridge
Mass
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Anne
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